Thursday, 5 February 2009

It's The Night Before the Physics Prelim.


James says:
LOL OMG a units question:
7. One pascal is equivalent to
A 1 Nm
B 1 Nm2
C 1 Nm3
D 1 Nm–2
E 1 Nm–3.
don't like them XD

Jemma says:
i know its something
XD

James says:
hmmm

Jemma says:
like i know we've been taught it but i completely cant remember what it is
im guna guess A XD

James says:
thik it's B
:P

Jemma says:
XD ANSWERS

James says:
:0
it's D XD

Jemma says:
HAHA
OH WE'RE GOOD
XD

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

These questions require you to WORK IT OUT. From What? From the formula. Look at the formula booklet, find P=F/A. P is in Pascals, F is in Newtons, A is in m^2 so 1 Pa = Nm^-2.

Our prelim had a similar question, a Farad is what? Find the formula C=Q/V, Coulomb per Volt.

Get it? Don't try to remember (the teachers don't) - work it out!

:-)

Jemma said...

Ooh thanks! The prelim was today and this question came up - I knew what it was, =O

*major shock*

I'll bear this in mind! :)